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Hi. Some are, some aren’t. It all depends.

It depends on who you have as tenants. Shops which sell products off shelves (apart from supermarkets and convenience stores) are stuffed. It depends on what commercial property you have and who the tenants are. For example, yesterday we agreed a rent increase and a renewed 10 year lease with no break clause on a building let to a tyre and exhaust centre. A good solid business who pays the rent and if it ever became empty, a great building plot.

Like with anything In life, commercial Property is great if you know what you are doing... Read More

HSBC are not fast, but I believe they are the only bank taking on non-customers... Read More

Hi. email address miss-spelt above. Please email: Ranjan@BakerStreetPropertyMeet.com... Read More

The opposite is in fact true. During the summer of last year, HMRC updated their tax manuals to specifically say under what circumstances landlords are eligible for s162 relief.

I wrote an article explaining all, which was published in Property Investor News Magazine. The article is titled, 'Now Is The Time To Incorporate Your Property Portfolio', and you can read it here >>>
https://bakerstreetpropertymeet.com/incorporate-buy-to-let-portfolio/... Read More

If he ever gets in power then No.10 will have a 'rogue tenant'... Read More

My point was not to imply wrongdoing or accuse the Council of hypocrisy. I just want to know exactly what the Council's have done so we can do it too!!

My understanding is that if you are resident in the UK, setting up an offshore company to invest in the UK assets would be of little value since ownership of the offshore company would have to be disclosed. I thought that it is mainly non-residents who use offshore companies.

I am just trying to figure out the Council's angle here?... Read More